Restaurants With Live Music In London

Championing Spanish and Italian influences, Strings is a powerhouse of Mediterranean dining. Not only does it offer delightful tapas, hearty pasta dishes and a grand selection of wine, they're also serenading diners with live guitar performances every evening until 10pm. Food highlights include the perfect bolognese and spicy salami-filled empanadas. 

This stunning live show in Holborn offers a unique dining experience complete with a cultural goldmine of entertainment. Expect an innovative live show bringing together music, dance, food and drink in one stunning production. 

If you're in the mood for a sophisticated evening full of classy cocktails and entertainment, give The Botanist in Broadgate Circle a try. This suave spot features dark decor, trendy shapeless tables and wooden furnishings throughout, and there's even an elegant cocktail lounge downstairs.

This is where you'll enjoy live music and DJ sets until 2am Wednesday to Saturday, with plenty of space for dancing. As for the menu, think slow-braised beef cheeks with creamy mash, wild mushroom tortelloni or glazed goat's cheese in a pumpkin relish.

Whether you fancy a bit of Rihanna or are more after an old classic, the team at The Piano Works (in both Farringdon and the West End) have got you covered. One of the most notorious live music restaurants in London, the spot is a party palace with a great brunch option too.

A two-minute walk away from Olympia Kensington Station, Ricco London is a chic space that suits every occasion. It flaunts dark, sultry interiors illuminated by red lighting, and you can relax on their plush velvet booths while enjoying the entertainment.

Dishes range from truffled cauliflower steak to beef fillet with artichoke cream or a classic fish and chips, with premium drinks available too.

If you're looking for lounge bar vibes and soulful tunes, look no further than The Stage. When you're not indulging in the salmon tartare and linguine alle vongole on its amazing a la carte, you'll be tapping your toes to the smoothest piano music.

Whether you're here to indulge, dance the night away or both, cocktails and champagne are the ultimate accompaniment. Take your pick from Veuve Clicquot, Dom Pérignon and plenty more by the glass, bottle or all mixed up in a signature serve.

There's never a dull moment at Alpine-inspired Albert's Schloss Soho. Located just shy of Piccadilly Circus, you'll find the Bavarian bier hall hosting its live haus band every night of the week from 4pm 'til 7pm. All this is accompanied by themed cocktails, such as the spiced rum-based Apple Strudel, as well as delicious eats. Schnitzel, anyone? 

Sarastro restaurant, named after a character in Mozart's 'Magic Flute', first opened its doors in August 1996. In a former public house on 19th-century gin-soaked Drury Lane, it quickly established itself as one of London's most unique and must-see spots.

The crowds keep coming today - both for its delicious dishes and epic live entertainment. Get down here Thursday to Sunday and you can enjoy everything from opera to swing and Latin while tucking into hearty casseroles, succulent steaks and delicately prepared seafood.

If you're looking for a restaurant that knows how to bring live music to life, The Palm House in Victoria is your go-to. Inspired by the glamour of Miami and the tropics, this stunning venue is more than just a place to eat - it's a full-blown party under the palms.

Kickstart your weekend with their Saturday bottomless brunch, where live saxophonists, DJs, and percussionists set the mood as you enjoy three courses of delicious food and 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks. Fancy an upgrade? Sip on bottomless Moët Champagne for an extra indulgent experience. As the sun sets, The Palm House turns into Victoria's ultimate late-night spot. Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, their resident DJs spin the hottest tracks while you sip on cocktails and soak up the electric atmosphere.

When it comes to fun live music venues that serve food, you can't go far wrong with Old Street Records. Perfect for a first date, the casual spot excels in scrumptious pizzas and talented bands playing the best in chart hits.

One of the most stunning eateries in the city, The Dilly can be found in the heart of Piccadilly. Its terrace restaurant flaunts high glass ceilings that let in lots of natural light and an abundance of greenery, and they've got their very own piano bar too.

They perform everything from jazz and soul to West End classics, and there are a wide variety of cocktails to get stuck into. Wondering what's on the menu? Dishes range from English wagyu beef burgers to ricotta and roasted walnut rigatoni or confit duck leg.

Looking for dinner with a side of rhythm? Haylaz Brasserie & Tapas blends great food, good vibes, and live music nights that always hit the right note.

Located between Kentish Town and Tufnell Park, this buzzing Mediterranean brasserie serves everything from early morning brunches to late-night tapas and cocktails. Expect a lively bar, a sunny garden for laid-back evenings, and a weekly music lineup that keeps locals coming back. 

Art Deco and iconic Quaglino's isn't just a sight to look at, the venue also brings music to our ears with their regular shows. Whether you're after a bottomless brunch or slap-up dinner, why not eat in London to the sound of soulful crooning?

With their namesake being named after Daffodil Mulligan, the daughter of an iconic Dublin street seller, it should come to no surprise that the restaurant brings live Irish music to its dining area. You can enjoy fresh seafood and sharing plates while enjoying the chill ambiance.

When it comes to buzzing nights out with impressive musicians, this east London hotspot has it all. Think lip-smacking dishes on the menu, classic cocktails and a stunning roster of artists from up and coming musicians to tributes to Frank Sinatra, George Michael and more.

A luxurious Italian restaurant in both Mayfair and Soho, Bocconcino promises opulent interiors with plenty of gold, as well as a mouthwatering menu. Tuck into wood-fired Roman pizzas, whole lobster, Tomahawk steak and much more, washed down with fines wines or cocktails.

You'll find resident DJs here on Fridays and Saturdays, and they host musical bottomless brunches every single Saturday. These feature both live music and DJs, while you sip free-flowing prosecco, Champagne or Aperol spritz.

You can always rely on Megan's to provide fantastic live music and Mediterranean-inspired mains or small plates. Head to the Clapham Old Town outpost and enjoy tunes from Thursday to Saturday between 7pm and 10pm.

Decked out with gorgeous greenery and plush seating, Bardo St James's is a great shout. Offering live music every evening and scrumptious Italian fare, the venue is ideal for date nights and family dinners.

Whether you settle down at the King's Cross or Shoreditch venue, Camino is the Spanish spot that's making sure you get your fix of a cosy tapas bar with plenty of contemporary style to match.

Tuck into charcuterie platters, juicy Galician fillet steaks and more across the extensive menus - with plenty of cava, wine and aperitivo topping off your meal. Plus, the bars play host to DJ sets and other music events to elevate your experience.

If you're a fan of live music restaurants in London and you haven't been to Blues Kitchen in Shoreditch, Camden or Brixton, where have you been hiding? They host live performances almost every night, from jazz and soul bands to high-energy DJ sets.

They've got a killer selection of cocktails, with a focus on margaritas. As for the food, expect hearty American plates like fried chicken with gravy, juicy beef burgers or taco bowls.

Located in Notting Hill, Lush and Hush is a gorgeous townhouse restaurant that hosts The Hush Club every Friday and Saturday evening. This is an intimate dining experience, complete with live acoustic music and a multi-course set menu.

Choose between the ten or 12-dish options, each one featuring indulgent plates like seared scallops, half lobster linguine and Japanese wagyu steaks. Plus, you'll be welcomed with a drink downstairs on arrival.

Hammersmith's Kindred is a top spot for music lovers as they regularly host shows, including performances from undiscovered local artists. Head over for an absolute treat for the ears, while you munch on the likes of miso glazed aubergine, slow-cooked lamb or crispy mac 'n' cheese bites.

La Môme is where the allure of the French Riviera meets the heart of London. Inspired by the eccentric Suzanne Vreurick, known as 'La Môme Moineau,' a Parisian flower seller and late-night singer of the 1920s, this restaurant infuses music and artistry into every corner of its vibrant atmosphere.

Each evening at La Môme offers an indulgence of quintessential French cuisine, set to the sound of live DJs, chanteurs, and pianists. As the night unfolds, you may even witness a signature moment where waiters twirl napkins and perhaps a touch of impromptu dancing ensues, adding to the charm and excitement of your dining experience.

A cool cocktail bar in the heart of Covent Garden, Oriole is home to some of the best concoctions in the whole city. They also host live music on a regular basis, from live jazz to cabaret and world music.

As well as their vast drinks selection, they offer a Latin American-inspired food menu. We're talking sea bream ceviche, charred pork chops, miso hispi cabbage and more.

Hard Rock Cafe is nothing short of iconic, and their Piccadilly Circus venue knows how to keep the good times rolling. Not only do they showcase up-and-coming musicians on their stage from 6:30 onwards every Tuesday, but you can also catch live DJ sessions on Thursday nights too.

You can take advantage of the extensive cocktail menu on offer as well, paired with plates like Bangkok spicy shrimp, barbecue chicken and their world-famous burgers.

Although Market Place Peckham and Vauxhall is home to more than 10 of the city's best authentic food traders, from Burger Nine to Los Tacos, there's also plenty of live entertainment to enjoy with your meal. Think live performances and some top-notch DJ sets to boot.

A stunning 1930s Art Deco-themed French brasserie, inspired by the old Regent Palace Hotel that once stood in its place. As well as a restaurant and cocktail bar, there's live music and cabaret venue called The Crazy Coqs on-site.

Expect a lineup of entertainment throughout the week, from tribute acts to burlesque performances. While you're here, enjoy meals like French onion soup, spinach ravioli and boeuf bourguignon.

Situated on Regent Street, Hotel Café Royal is filled with opulence. It has welcomed everyone from Oscar Wilde to Davide Bowie over the years, in a striking red and gold space with a gorgeous terrace to boot.

They host regular live music, to be enjoyed with a cocktail in hand. Hungry? Tuck into the likes of shellfish bisque, Puglian burrata, fillet steaks and more.

A charming New England brasserie spread across three floors and five rooms, The MAINE Mayfair has got something for everyone. Among dazzling interiors, you'll find all kinds of live music going on, perfect for an elegant evening in front of the piano.

Wondering what's on the menu? Everything from sticky lamb chops to crispy fish tacos and truffle-roasted chicken.